Garden waste collection to pause in Wokingham following driver shortage
Some waste collections will be suspended in Wokingham as the HGV driver shortage impacts the borough's waste services.
Read moreDetailsSome waste collections will be suspended in Wokingham as the HGV driver shortage impacts the borough's waste services.
Read moreDetailsJean Jones, who lives along Wiltshire Road, said speeding cars are making it dangerous for people to cross.
Read moreDetailsThe first autumnal Wokingham Walk will take place next month, with routes of five, 10 and 15 miles for people to enjoy
Read moreDetailsARTISTS had a range of ?fabulous art? on show at the Wokingham Arts Trail last weekend, organiser Jill Chadwick has said.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham mum is concerned the handling of school transport has caused unnecessary distress for children with autism.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire West CCG is looking to understand where people go to seek medical care for urgent, but not life threatening health problems.
Read moreDetailsA new cafe training young people with autism will open in Wokingham this autumn.
Read moreDetailsKevin Brayne and Russ Phillips, from Wokingham, entered the Gravity Grand Prix with a handbuilt Bulletproof Bomb.
Read moreDetailsData from the NHS patient survey has revealed Wokingham has some of the worst and best performing surgeries in the country.
Read moreDetailsWokingham could see a rise in solar energy schemes to help the area achieve net carbon zero by 2030.
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